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Read More...You don't need a formal sponsor for a visitor visa, but a Canadian citizen or permanent resident can provide a letter of invitation to support your application.
Read More...Pay family visa fees for visitor visas or eTAs online through the official IRCC website using a credit or debit card, and keep your payment receipt for your application.
Read More...If your visitor visa or eTA expires while in Canada, you must leave immediately to avoid removal proceedings. Staying without valid status can affect future travel to Canada.
Read More...Visitor Visa and eTA applications do not involve skill tests or free retakes; if refused, you can reapply by submitting a new application with applicable fees.
Read More...Visitor visas can be difficult to get if you cannot prove strong ties to your home country or your intent to leave Canada after your visit.
Read More...Canadian employers usually need an LMIA to sponsor a work visa, allowing a foreign worker to apply for a work permit through IRCC.
Read More...Your wife cannot directly cancel your spouse visa; only IRCC can revoke or refuse visas based on their rules and information.
Read More...Visitor Visa or eTA refusals often result from missing documents, unclear travel intentions, or insufficient financial proof. Understanding these reasons can help improve your application.
Read More...If your visitor visa or eTA is delayed, check IRCC processing times and keep your information updated. For personalized help, consider consulting a licensed Canadian immigration professional.
Read More...Student visas in Canada can be revoked if permit conditions are not met or if false information is provided. Maintaining compliance with IRCC requirements is essential.
Read More...To impress your visa officer, provide clear, honest information and strong proof of your visit purpose and ties to your home country.
Read More...Applying for a Canadian Visitor Visa or eTA requires a valid passport, completed forms, proof of funds, and sometimes additional documents like invitations or medical exams.
Read More...Most Canadian work permits require employer sponsorship through a job offer and sometimes an LMIA, but visitor visas and eTAs do not.
Read More...Employers cannot cancel your visitor visa or eTA; only IRCC can do so and will notify you if it happens.
Read More...IRCC does not require language test retakes for Visitor Visa or eTA applications, as language tests are not part of these processes.
Read More...Apply for your Visitor Visa or eTA at least 1 to 3 months before travel, as processing times vary and early applications help avoid delays.
Read More...Visitor visas to Canada may be denied if the applicant cannot prove they will leave after their visit, lacks funds, or submits incomplete information.
Read More...Canadians do not have to pay the visa integrity fee when applying for a visitor visa or eTA, as this fee applies only to certain foreign nationals.
Read More...Visitor Visa and eTA applications require a valid passport, proof of funds, and sometimes a letter of invitation and other documents specific to your situation.
Read More...If you have overstayed your visitor visa or eTA in Canada, you may apply for restoration of status within 90 days to regain temporary resident status. Acting quickly and seeking professional advice can help.
Read More...There is no set minimum bank balance for a Canada visitor visa, but you must prove you have enough funds to cover your stay and expenses.
Read More...If your visitor visa or eTA application is refused, you must pay the application fee again when you reapply, as fees are non-refundable.
Read More...Student visas to Canada are often denied due to financial proof issues, incomplete applications, or doubts about the applicant's intent to leave after studies.
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